Wichita eagle., 1887-03-04
CAPITAL BUDGET.
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revision of the tariff or of the taxation sy.
TEN OF the country, l deny that and sa
that it is not true
The question was put upon the confer
ence report which was agreed to withou
division.
Upon motion of Mr. Teller the hous
bill To organize a land district for No Man
land previously passed by the senate witt
amendments was recalled and the votes bl
which the senate amendments were thel
rejected and the unamended house bill wa
pissed
The conference report upon the bill Il
provide for bringing suits against th
United States was made and agreed to.
Mr. Malone called up the vetoed bill TO
public building at Dayton, Ohio, and i
was passed over the veto-39 to IS
Messrs. Brown. Call, Eustis, Fair, Payne
A Vance and VOORHEES,, Democrats. voted
in the affirmative, the division otherwis,
being upon party lines.
The vetoed bill for public building al
Sioux City, Iowa, was passed over the
v;to-30 to 10.
The vetoed bill for public building at
Lafayette, Ind, was passed over the veto
SIS to 10.
The vetoed bill for public building al
Lynn, Mass, was passed over the veto
81 to ID.
Mr. Plumb submitted a conference re-
port upon the poStotfice appropriation bill,
the result being disagreement with res
pect to the subsidy feature
Senator Hale reported from the commit
tee on appropriations the federal deficiency
bill. TINS is the last of the regular annual
appropriation bills remaining to be acted
upon by the senate. Recess.
When the senate reassembled the confer
ence report on the postOliice appropriation
bill. ia Disagreement was taken up The
only point Of disagreement is as to the
South American mail service
An amendment of the committee to pay
TO the Central aud Southern Pacific rail
road companies about $500, 900 for service
to the war department in 1855 and 1886,
on the non aided lines, reopened the dis
cusslon on the subject Of the Pacific rail
roads. Finally vote was taken on ID mo-
tion by Mr. Plumb to strike out the words
Or the Southern company as assignee of
OF the Central Pacific Railroad company, -
and the motion was defealed-yeas 10,
nays 30.
The committe amendment was agreed
to.
and Southern Pacific railroads which are
governed 10y the action of the senate on
this amendment aggregated about 500
600
Mr. Allison, from the committee on ap-
preparations, reported back the house bill
appropriafing $4,000, 600 for the payment
of pensions of the Mexican war Passed.
The senate then took from the calendar
the house bill to amend section 5, l0l and
8. 1872 of revised statutes with an amend
ment in the nature Of a substituted The
substitute provides that whenever three
fourth of the national banks of CITY of
$4,000 people Shall apply to the
comptroller of currency to have
the name Of that city added
to the list of reserved cities narHed in sec
tions 5l91 and 5l92 OF revised statutes. the
comptroller shall have authority 10 grant
such request. Cities with eV0. 600 popula
ton may become like New York places
for banks OF redemption on central reserve
Cities as provided in section 5l95, Mr.
Williams moved to add San Francisco IL
another class of cities agreed. The bill
was then passed and a conference was
asked on the amendment.
On Motion of Mr.. Wilson Of Iowa the
vote of last evening by which bill To
amend the act in reference to jurisdiction
of United States courts was passed was re-
considered and the vote agreed to.
The Cullom amendment. fixing salaries
of judges at So, 000 aud prohibiting the ap
poinimunt of relatives AS court officials
WAS also rec0nsidered and then the bill was
passed aud conference asked.
Mr. Plumb presented the conference re
port on bill to adjust railroad land grants
heretofore unadjusted; agreed to.
A message from the house at 10 p. NJ.
announced the passage Of the urgent def
cheney bill and the presiding officer laid
the bill before the senate
Mr.. Edmunds-I object TO second read
ing of the hill (the Objection, if insisted on
prevents the consideration of the bin
the present session.. At 5 O'Clock The sen
ATE proceeded ID the consideration of the
deficiency bill, consisting of l04 printed
pages,